raptor002z

Hi,

no, that is not the problem. The title format is {post} | {blog}, and it displays the “original post title | site name”, and it’s ok. But if I “override” the title in the Title Tag Rewriter (the default title format is still {post} | {blog}), my browser caption will be only the new title, the site name doesn’t show. Is this normal? Or the new title should be this: “new title | {blog}”?

Thanks,
Zoltan

Hi Petra,

the Private settings is not a good option for me, because I want these posts to be online for a small group of readers, but not for everyone, so the posts are hidden from the blog section. Your plugin is great, and the category exlude feature is awesome. It would be very pleased to extend this functionality with post tag (or post id) exclusion. Just an idea. ??

Zoltan

I’ve found the following functions and hooks

wp_list_categories() / widget_categories_args
get_categories() / get_categories_taxonomy
get_terms() / get_terms_args / get_terms / list_terms_exclusions

but after this I realised that the base “term_taxonomy” table (this is what the get_terms() funcion is using) has got a dedicated count field… so the Category Widget “show count” feature is not “on the fly” working, just shows the already counted value…

Does anybody knows about any 3rd party Category Widget with category and tag exclude features? ??

Great idea! Thanks!!

I’ve got the same situation. The “before” image width property is changing good, the height is fix (so that’s ok too), but the image keeps the aspect ratio somehow (regret the height value), so it’s scaling, not cropping. What’s missing? Something in the css? Any idea??